, 1887-06-23

from Yesterday = Daily.
Last week of school.
The tug Goliah is out again.
Mile Rhea Is IN Seattle again.
The saw mill is idle for few days.
Look out for a rev "ad" for Rost~in
soon.
Harry Tibbals is having his residence
Temodelel and enlarged.
George C. McNam1ra, our Nasty, was
in Seattle a few days since.
Ar. Hall Davis arrived from DuHgen-
ess today, and went to Seattle.
Harry Tibbals arrived home this
morning from Portland.
Friday Harbor will have a grand
Fourth Of July celebration, and ball
at night.
Gill wanted to learn the tailoring
trade. j. CoRRIGAN,
File K Wilson's Tacoma World has
has made It's appearance. 1t IS a neat
paper, aud evidently describes support.
Mr.. andrew Abernethy of DungeEess
has gone to Burrard Inlet to meet 4
brother, whom lie has not seen for q
years.
DIR. Dillon writes from Lopez that he
will continue the camp meeting there a
week or 50 yet. Time enough still for
visitors.
Chief Justice Jones has denied the
motion for il new trial for Geo. II. Miller,
convicted OF numbering J. NJ. Colman
near Seattle.
Sprinkle chloride of lime and copperas
freely IN your out-houses aud sewers
this warm weather. Il is an excellent
Presaution against malaria.
LosT OR STULEN.-A check for $50, No.
2S60, dated May l3, payable to All Shu,
from W. J. Adams; payment on check
stopped. w2:d2w.
DIR. Spencer G. Devan writes from
New Brunswick, n. j., to say that he
will resume his charge and practice in
Port Townsend about June 2SIh.
Some tipsy sailors from the bktne.
Retriever at Hadlock capsized their
small boat near Union wharf Sunday
afternoon, and got cooled off by duck
ing.
PIc u,,,,,,, p,,,, SLo.,- o,,, l., Iz,,,.t !.
NJ the PIT. Townsend Shoe Store for S1.l0
and Sl.20.
Mr.. Bernstein, we learn, is to occupy
the .wer story OF the new Seavey brick
building. Mr.. Bernstein has built up
a fiue business since coming to Port
Townsend.
Customs Inspector j. b. Croake ar
rived today from Port Angeles. He
says there are many signs of life and
activity at that place. There will be
about hundred more colonists arriving
this week.
Go to O'Bar'a and try that ice cold
soda with cream.
We ltCCf6i tOidS iIOln dCHLlH sew
eral copies of posters announcing the
grand excursion TO take place from that
city to Victoria on the OIympian, July
7th. Fare from Port Townsend, for the
round trip, will be one dollar.
Two good dressmakers wanted immc.
diatelV Best wages will be paid. Ap-
ply at once to Mrs. l.. W. Sullius.
One Of the seamen on board the bk.
Germania fell over board yesterday.
Before he reached the water he struck
his back on log and was seriously in
iured. He was brought to the Marine
hospitul here today for treatment.
REVIVAL MEErING5.-At the Catholic
church in this city Rev. Father O'Shea.
of the order of Kedemptorist Fathers, is
holding revival services every evening at
7:30, to which the public is cordially in
vited. Father O'Shea is from st. Louis,
Mo-, and is said to be very liberal in
views as we'll as eloquent in preaching.
Port Townsend excursionists to Vic
toria this week: Thomas and Mrs.
Hammond, Il. X. Latimer, Miss Lottie
Hammond, the Misses Brooks, Mas. Max
Gerson, Messrs. j. L. Norris, G. Bates,
/. z. Smith. W. F. Fennimore, A. II.
Wintrode, j. A. VGuBokkelen and Louis
Il. Rothschild.